English poem
The Harmless Cow
by Mrs. Turner (1775–1846)
A very young lady, And Susan the maid, Who carried the baby, Were one day afraid.
They saw a cow feeding, Quite harmless and still: Yet scream'd, without heeding The man at the mill,
Who, seeing their flutter, Said, "Cows do no harm; But send you good butter And milk from the farm."